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XparXnoiAx

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    Comment #13480038

    Do a search for "Obama Antichrist" and you'll see plenty of examples. "Obama devil" gets some hits, too.

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    Comment #13480030

    The worst election result is losing the house, senate, and presidency all at once. Look at who has power, not the votes.

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    Comment #13479957

    For instance, the "alternative facts" comment/incident is being talked about everywhere That's exactly why they said it. Notice how it distracted everyone from talking about the ma…

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    Comment #13310910

    2 factor authentication is great, but it won't stop an attacker from using an XSS attack to get the authentication cookie. In general, security isn't something that can be tacked o…

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    Comment #13298043

    Not to mention, it doesn't matter if things are kept up to date when Wordpress takes months to issue a patch for critical security problems.

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    Comment #13297906

    Yeah, I wish I could recommend WordPress to people because it's really nice at what it does, but the security flaws are too serious.The fact that it takes months for them to fix se…

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    Comment #12847955

    Yeap, you're right, I misread. Here is a quote from the paper: "15% of these exploits were created before the disclosure of the corresponding vulnerability." So there's a lower bou…

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    Comment #12843977

    The study says that most vulnerabilities were being exploited before being disclosed.

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    Comment #12842650

    It should be pointed out that most vulnerabilities are, in fact, being exploited before they are patched. Citation in this article: https://medium.com/@xParXnoiAx/irresponsible-dis…

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    Comment #12832644

    No, absolutely not. Even if their intentions are good, they still have shown some questionable competence, for example: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2016/03/31/trend_micro_patches_…

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    Comment #12697391

    I'm curious whether any physicists here have read this book and found its claims justified. Which claim in particular? I recommend the book, not so much because of its conclusions,…

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    Comment #12695400

    "The End of Physics" is a good one. You may also re-think your desire to learn physics. If you get through the book and still want to learn, then you will do it completely without …

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    Comment #12693903

    I'm doubting the sentence quoted.

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    Comment #12686970

    "And it's not possible to shift a person people into all of those categories, it's mostly inborn" You're making a helluvan assertion there. You're going to need a citation, because…

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    Comment #12686944

    Democracy works as well as the voters. It hasn't stopped working, for an example close-to-home, look at the corruption in SF, that has been there for over a century. As long as vot…

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    Comment #12686929

    The article itself addresses your point, saying, "modern writers have tried to show that the Spanish conquistadors exaggerated the human sacrifice; archaeology has shown that, if a…

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    Comment #12686914

    So......do you understand what they were doing with all those human sacrifices? Because I sure don't. I can make guesses, just as the article does, but I sure don't understand it.

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    Comment #12686814

    Most cultures of the world had some form of human sacrifice in their past history. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_sacrifice It's kind of a strange aspect of humanity.

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    Comment #12541892

    To the point that sometimes, it seems they go out of their way to make things insecure...........

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    Comment #12540505

    At DefCon, someone did a talk investigating the wireless security of some drones. Some of them had a TELNET port open for anyone to log in. The problem here isn't a lack of formal …

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    Comment #12462091

    To some degree that's a compromise. There are people who want neither nudity nor violence on TV, but they've lost the violence fight (somewhat: there are still limits, see http://s…

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    Comment #12445294

    It matters if you're actually formulating an argument. I understand what you are saying What is the argument? If you start thinking about it, I think you'll find it's actually quit…